Global Security Blog
When aid convoys stopped arriving in a refugee camp near the South Sudan border, a young mother named Rovina did not know that the cause lay thousands of miles away in Washington, D.C., where an executive order had frozen foreign assistance and shut down...
The Arctic is no longer a remote, frozen expanse reserved for polar bears, indigenous communities, and scientific stations. As the planet warms, the polar region is rapidly emerging as a major exterior for economic opportunity and strategic competition....
The world of global security is in a state of profound transition. For decades, the Euro-Atlantic security architecture has been underpinned by a simple, yet powerful, principle: collective defense anchored by the United States. This model, a legacy of...
On September 30, I bring to a close my Fulbright grant in Romania, a year that has transformed me both as a scholar and as a person. When I began this journey, I imagined research days filled with interviews, notebooks, and data collection. What I did...